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  • Hindu board in Malaysia files complaint over missing gold

    A Hindu endowment board that conducts the affairs of the Hindu community and temples in a Malaysian state has lodged a police complaint after three gold bars went missing from its office. The Penang Hindu Endowment Board lodged the complaint May 17 over the three gold bars that went missing Dec 26 last year from its office in Georgetown, capital of Penang state, the Malaysian Star reported ...

  • Malaysian Indian Congress leader denies quitting party post

    K.P. Samy, a member of the Central Working Committee (CWC) of the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC), has denied reports that he would quit the post as he was not offered a senatorship in the upper house of the Malaysian parliament. "I had merely offered to step down to give way to younger leaders but the president urged me to stay on," the Malaysian Star quoted him as saying in a press conference ...

  • Malaysian Indian Congress to hold working committee meeting May 23

    The Central Working Committee (CWC) of the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) will hold its meeting Thursday, thereby setting into motion the process of holding the party's presidential election. Party vice president M. Saravanan said the CWC members will mainly discuss the formation of the election committee, the New Straits Times reported Monday. Formed in 1946, MIC is one of the oldest ...

  • Malacca CM Indonesian workers can work in Malacca and return home daily

    MALACCA: Malacca and Indonesia are proposing to introduce a new gateway for Indonesian workers to travel and work in Malacca, especially in industries located in coastal areas, on a daily basis. Malacca ...

  • Liow accepts Astro host apology over blackout posting

    AEC host Gan Jiang Han who posted a message that a blackout had allegedly occurred in Bentong that led to the Barisan Nasional winning the parliamentary seat in the May 5 polls. Liow said the Astro AEC should also carry the apology as a news report in one of its shows. "It must tell the truth and only then will the rumours stop spreading," Liow said in a statement Monday. Liow had ...

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Simone

Although it springs from a clever and timely idea, Simone is a media satire that ultimately lacks bite. Taking aim at everyone from spoiled Hollywood actors, to investigative reporters, to an insatiable audience that is all too easily fooled into worshiping that which doesn't exist, writer/director Andrew Niccol constructs targets so broad that, even when he hits them, you don't feel much ... ...

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  • Research and Markets Booming Medical Tourism in Malaysia

    "Booming Medical Tourism in Malaysia" report to their offering. The Malaysian medical tourism industry is going through a phenomenal growth phase, offering immense opportunities for players involved in the business. Despite the global economic downturn, the market is growing exceptionally in each and every field of medical treatment. Healthcare expense in developed ...

  • Pos Malaysia Catat Rm50.09 Juta Dalam Keuntungan Suku Keempat

    KUALA LUMPUR, 20 Mei (Bernama) -- Pos Malaysia Bhd mencatatkan keuntungan sebelum cukai yang lebih tinggi kepada RM50.09 juta bagi suku keempat yang berakhir pada 31 Mac, 2013 daripada RM44.341 juta yang dicatatkan pada suku sama tahun lepas. Perolehan bagi tempoh tiga bulan juga meningkat kepada RM344.486 juta daripada RM308.045 juta sebelumnya. Bagi tahun kewangan keseluruhan yang ...

  • TH plantations to build palm oil refinery in Sarawak

    ]s Bhd, which already operates six oil palm mills in Peninsular Malaysia, plans to set up its first palm oil refinery in Sarawak, says Executive Officer Datuk Zainal Azwar Zainal Aminuddin. CONSTRUCTION ...

  • TV9 exec murder Court sets June 26 for mention

    SHAH ALAM: The High Court here on Monday set June 26 for mention of a case involving a former executive of an oil and gas company accused of murdering his wife, TV9 administrative executive Nur Syaleza Jaffar. ...

  • Cops bust ‘bomoh’ cheating syndicate from China

    IPOH: Police have busted a 'bomoh' cheating syndicate from China responsible for 23 fraud cases in the state involving losses totalling RM1mil. Perak police ...

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